The Alamitos Neighborhood Library reopens today at noon after undergoing an extensive heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) replacement project, city officials announced today.
The new Winter Shelter will be at 1718-1722 Hayes Ave., which is a just mile from the city’s Multi-Service Center, a facility that provides a wide variety of services and resources for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
On Jan. 6, one of the men, Bryan Bustos posted a picture of himself holding an American flag inside the capitol building on Instagram, according to court records.
The Post interviewed a use-of-force expert, who watched the video did not find any cause for concern in the shooting itself, but he did express concern at the way LBPD deployed officers before and during the incident.
The city is giving boosters to all adults now, Long Beach Health Department spokeswoman Jennifer Rice Epstein said today.
The free event, which is expected to draw 10,000 attendees, will include aircraft on static display, live music, food and beer trucks, activities for kids and helicopter rides for purchase.
The program will start in two to three months, according to a Long Beach Transit staff report.
Ending oil production in Long Beach will cost an estimated $1.2 billion. The state is responsible for $900 million of that, but has only set aside $300 million to fund it.
Though the city has already put aside $43 million to pay the costs associated with closing down oil wells, it would still have to raise another $38 million to meet the lowest estimate for abandonment costs in 2035, the year city officials have said for the last few months that they plan to end oil production.
Officials also refused to comment on whether the pipeline’s internal leak-detection system was operational at the time of the rupture.
